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Today, generations are looking at China and saying, "China can produce infrastructure, China can produce economic growth, and we like that."
Now we have lights that produce light and a little bit of heat on the side.
We've got to think about the raw materials that produce our products.
By 2020, we'll produce more renewable energy than the energy we consume as a business.
French engineer Michel Virlogeux and British architect Lord Foster collaborated together to produce something which is a really spectacular synergy of architecture and engineering.
By which I don't mean amateurish culture, I mean culture where people produce for the love of what they're doing and not for the money.
Sometimes, we fly the drone in a lawnmower-type pattern and take pictures of that area, and those pictures can be processed to produce a map of that forest.
Aerial images could also be processed to produce three-dimensional computer models of forests.
And so people begin thinking in terms of electricity to produce convulsions.
Wind farms equipped with new remote monitorings and diagnostics that allow wind turbines to talk to each other and adjust the pitch of their blades in a coordinated way, depending on how the wind is blowing, can now produce electricity at a cost of less than five cents per kilowatt/hour.
It was feasible to structure that fund such that when you were done structuring it, you could actually produce low-risk bonds that would be attractive to bond holders, that would give you yields of about five to eight percent, and you could produce equity that would give equity holders about a 12 percent return.
Can you shade some sunlight and effectively compensate for the added CO2, and produce a climate sort of back to what it was originally?
They also taught me that similar to the migrant communities on both sides of the border, they engaged conflict itself as a creative tool, because they had to produce a process that enabled them to reorganize resources and the politics of the city.
Narrator: Recent research in cosmology has suggested that universes that produce more disorder, or "entropy," over their lifetimes should tend to have more favorable conditions for the existence of intelligent beings such as ourselves.
When we produce materials, we need to extract them from the environment, and we need a whole bunch of environmental impacts.
Most of the things, the waste that we produce, end up in landfill.
The people who produce these phones, and some of which I'm sure are in the room right now, could potentially look at doing what we call closed-loop systems, or product system services, so identifying that there is a market demand and that market demand's not going to go anywhere, so you design the product to solve the problem.
The rest of them, it's all about application, and at the end of the day, everything we design and produce in the economy or buy as consumers is done so for function.
In the 80s, Thailand dramatically improved the productivity of its small farmers, ensuring that it was able to start to dominate export markets for produce.
These are the chambers of your head and neck that vibrate, and they actually filter that source sound to produce consonants and vowels.
So the combination of source and filter is how we produce speech.
We first had to find a surrogate donor, and then we had to have Samantha produce some utterances.
What she can produce are mostly vowel-like sounds, but that's enough for us to extract her source characteristics.
Basically, you go from 250 hours to produce 100 bushels, to 40, to 15, to five.
You eat certain things, you produce a lot of gas.
Why did Henry Ford have to invent the production line to produce these Fords that came in anything as long as they were black?
How does this tiny amount of biomass produce as much as all the plants on land?
For a punishment to achieve its objective, it is only necessary that the harm that it inflicts outweighs the benefit that derives from the crime, and into this calculation ought to be factored the certainty of punishment and the loss of the good that the commission of the crime will produce.
But of course, we can deal with that because we can produce artificial spines.
And by tracking markers on an insect's wings, we can visualize the air flow that they produce.
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